J.Lindeberg names tennis star Christopher Eubanks as brand ambassador

By

Jennifer Braun

Published
Jan 14, 2024

Swedish fashion brand J.Lindeberg has named American tennis professional Christopher Eubanks as its newest brand ambassador. 

In this role, Eubanks will make a debut at the Australian Open this month, showcasing J.Lindeberg's PS24 tennis collection on the court.

At just 27 years old, Eubanks has been making waves on the ATP Tour, leaving a lasting impression with his imposing height and remarkable reach. The rising star, whose collegiate tennis career at Georgia Tech earned him a spot in the professional circuit, injects a fresh and dynamic energy into the J.Lindeberg team.

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The brand said that his commitment to excellence and passion for progress align seamlessly with J.Lindeberg's philosophy of blending high-performance sportswear with fashion.

“We are simply delighted to welcome Christopher Eubanks to our team, with his bold approach and dedication to the game and unique style of play, I can’t think of a better ambassador to represent the spirit of our brand. We look forward to supporting him across sport and fashion in every way possible as he continues to take up more space in the world of tennis,” said Hans-Christian Meyer, CEO at J.Lindeberg.

As an Atlanta native, Eubanks' ascent in tennis not only signifies personal triumphs but also serves as an inspiration to the local community, embodying the spirit of growth and ambition that J.Lindeberg admires. With aspirations to break into the top 100 and make a mark in more ATP Tour events, Eubanks’ goals also perfectly align with J.Lindeberg’s commitment to supporting athletes. 

“I am incredibly excited to be partnering with J.Lindeberg. To see a brand that offers so much individuality offers a world of possibilities with creative expression. The entire team has already done a great job understanding my style. The Jensen Polo embodies just that, and I can’t wait to get on the court in it along with the rest of the J.Lindeberg collection”, added Eubanks.